The Complex Episode of Transient Global Amnesia*
Isao Nagamine, Masao Okura, Takumi Ikuta, Kenji Karisha, Kazuhiro Saito
Abstract
Isao Nagamine, Masao Okura, Takumi Ikuta, Kenji Karisha, Kazuhiro Saito
Abstract
In most reports, Transient Global Amnesia (TGA) consisted of a single episode of total amnesia. The detailed investigation on the process of recovery from amnesia in the present two cases of TGA indicated the existence of a complex episode of TGA which consisted of a sequence of episodes of total amnesia.
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In most reports, Transient Global Amnesia (TGA) consisted of a single episode of total amnesia. The detailed investigation on the process of recovery from amnesia in the present two cases of TGA indicated the existence of a complex episode of TGA which consisted of a sequence of episodes of total amnesia.
Key concepts: Transient global amnesia, Amnesia, Psychology, Transient (computer programming), Cognitive psychology, Computer science, Operating system